I have encoded my avi but..

[FreeFall]

I have encoded my avi file in TMPGEnc as a DVD MPEG 2. However i now have 2 files, the PCM Audio file and the M2V video file. How do i put these together so i can burn the finished movie to DVD? I Have tried using simple multiplex in TMPGEnc but i get an illegal MPEG stream error when i try to use the audio file. I also ripped the audio using VirrtualDub and tried to use that but i got the same error. I have searched the site and cannot find a tutorial for when you get 2 files.
Please help

[Craig Tucker]

If you encoded with TMPGenc you should have an mp2 audio file as well as an m2v video file. You can mux these together using tmpgenc

[new2echo]

I'm new to this also and have only used Sonic DVDit for authoring, but I think most authoring programs will take these two files and mux them together when creating your files for DVD.

[FreeFall]

i have got the M2V but my audio file is a wav. When i try to use simple multiplex with the audio wav file i get the message "multiplexing liniar pcm stream to stream is not supported"

[FreeFall]

i am pretty sure i encoded it right...just to double check this is what i did with TMPGEnc.
started TMPGEnc
chose DVD NTSC 16:9, & CBR Linear PCM audio
selected the avi file as source video and audio; non interlance, 1:1 VGA and video mode
changed the estimated file size to 4gb to fit onto a dvdr
saved output (it was called filename [m2v+wav])
Then i started encoding
I was left with the 2 files i said...the M2V and the WAV.

[Gazorgan]

You got what you selected.

chose DVD NTSC 16:9, & CBR Linear PCM audio

PCM means WAV audio, no compression. Change that option.

[FreeFall]

ok thank you
So should i choose:
VBR MPEG-1 Layer II audio (MP2)
or
CBR MPEG-1 Layer II audio (MP2)??
Thanx in advance, i am guessing after i have corrected this i will be ok